IN THE CITY (15/71) - Photo with Essay

They're Not Sure About The History Of Wat Saket, Which Dates From The Ayutthaya Period

Of Course There Are Skyscrapers In Bangkok, But There Are No Modern High-rise Buildings Around Wat Saket

I Guess It Is My Nature To Naturally Choose A Slightly Gloomy Path To Walk On Rather Than A Path Where The Sun Is Shining Brightly

A Large Striped Umbrella Appeared In The Alley

Many Stores Selling Chinese Food In Chinatown Near Wat Mangkon Kamalawat

Tables Placed Under Tents Affixed To The Grounds Of The Temple Were Filled With Offerings

A Gate Called Paifang Was Built At The Entrance Of Yaowarat Road

Bangkok Is Lined With Canals, And Although Many Boats Used To Come And Go, Few Boats Come And Go Anymore

For Some Reason, A Mirror Was Hung Over The Mirror In The Alley

Stall Selling Second Hand Clothing

Yellow Umbrella On Pedestrian Crossing

Ad Under The Blue Sky

Overhead Lines And Clouds

Old Fashioned Fishmonger

Silhouette Entering Into Building

Big Face On The Hill

An Old-fashioned Clothing Store Was Operating Along The Old Nikko Kaido Road

Deserted Approach To Senju Jinja

Winding Lane

Silhouettes In A Cafe

Bright Red Skirt And Stiletto Heels Waiting For The Train At Yokosuka Chuo Station

White Lanterns At The Entrance To The Shopping Street

Qilin In Sunny Spot

Bus Running On The Other Side Of Torii

Crosswalk On The Other Side Of Railway

Old Fashioned Store

Boats On Imperial Moat

Kitahanebashi Gate

Couple In Front Of White Fence

Small Entertainment District

Cluster On Bridge

Stroller Emerging From The Shadows

Sunny Spot In Alleyway

Books On Bicycle

Silhouette In Front Of Sake Barrels

Silhouette At The End Of Dim Passage

Figures Blurring

There Are No Vestiges Of The Former Foreign Settlement In Akashicho

Sumida-Gawa River

Figures On The Other Side Of The Gate Of Daitokuin Mausoleum